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I love my Android but I have to say I'm impressed with Windows 7. I have a Zune and I dig the UI a lot. Adding XBox Live games is definitely a big plus. The ga
by dannyr 17y ago
I love my Android but I have to say I'm impressed with Windows 7.
I have a Zune and I dig the UI a lot. Adding XBox Live games is definitely a big plus. The games give it a big advantage over Android.
Apps will again be key and this is where Microsoft strengths lie. Microsoft has the best developer tools on the market and they have legions of engineers on the .Net platform.
My only worry is that it may be a year or two late for Microsoft. I don't really want to count them out because of what they did with the XBox versus the Playstation.
However, the phone is a tougher market. It would be harder to convince people to switch phones. Phones are much more personal than gaming consoles.
- trezor 17y agoPeople switch phones much more often though, maybe even once a year. Consoles is something you buy for a five year period of time.
- dannyr 17y agoTrue. I would switch phones but very likely it will still be an Android phone. I don't know that many people switching from IPhone to Android and vice-versa. My online life is tightly integrated with Google's services so it will be tough to switch to a new platform.